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thank you for being with us to thank you for being with us to give us insight to this. give us insight to this. jim is a corn jim is a corn and soybean farmer and soybean farmer talking to us from talking to us from manhattan, manhattan, illinois. illinois. >> dan, good to talk you, you >> dan, good to talk you, you just heard me talking to jim, just heard me talking to jim, who sort of, i guess every who sort of, i guess every farmer gets it. farmer gets it. they know not just the micro they know not just the micro trends but the macro-trends. trends but the macro-trends. he was able to address this he was able to address this debate of ethanol, growing debate of ethanol, growing demand elsewhere and demand elsewhere and lowering lowering corn prices. corn prices. what's the situation from your what's the situation from your perspective? perspective? >> i think jim got it, and he >> i think jim got it, and he understands that price versus understands that price versus come down $3 a bush as your come down $3 a bush as your headlines suggested. headlines suggested. the
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join us. job creation has gotten a jolt with job openings and over all hires climbing to a five-year high. i use the word jolt for a reason. it's job open labor report. that's 8.6% higher job openings. this jolt report is important because it's a piece of data that is favor ed by janet yellen. apparently she likes it because it sheds light on the dynamics behind the more familiar monthly jobs report. that same jolt report, that was job openings, shows the number of hires rising to 8.7% increase from last year. with the private sector leading the way, of course. now apparently employers had been feeling pretty confident about the consumer demand. this is in september. thus they were willing to invest and expand and hire more people to accommodate that optimism. since then we've seen consumer confidence come down fueled by the damaging 16-day government shutdown in october. it remains to be seen whether the momentum was broken or if it continued. >>> unemployment rose from 7.2 to 7.3%. we now ha
join us. job creation has gotten a jolt with job openings and over all hires climbing to a five-year high. i use the word jolt for a reason. it's job open labor report. that's 8.6% higher job openings. this jolt report is important because it's a piece of data that is favor ed by janet yellen. apparently she likes it because it sheds light on the dynamics behind the more familiar monthly jobs report. that same jolt report, that was job openings, shows the number of hires rising to 8.7% increase...
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tell me what you think by tweeting me or leave us ament come on facebook. the launch of the new consoles make the 2013 holiday season the most exciting one in near eight years ak a coupling to liam callahan, a games industry analysts for a research firm. it's data shows a 17% jump in the sales of games ending in september. liam, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> clearly this is the stuff everybody is talking about. what is the big deal with these new consoles. >> first as a baseline, these are bigger badder, meaner machines. you have a lot more processing power, a lot more hard drive space. you have a lot more capable to provide enhanced capability and better graphics. xbox 1 for example, voice come manages, motion tracking. the video feed from your tv. stuff for the ps4, it has functionality where you can actually play the game from your ps-vitae through a wifi connection. and they are trying to be multimedia hubs. areas where you can stream net flex hula all of that stuff from your console. >> is the idea that people are playing games on their mobil
tell me what you think by tweeting me or leave us ament come on facebook. the launch of the new consoles make the 2013 holiday season the most exciting one in near eight years ak a coupling to liam callahan, a games industry analysts for a research firm. it's data shows a 17% jump in the sales of games ending in september. liam, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> clearly this is the stuff everybody is talking about. what is the big deal with these new consoles. >> first...
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join us live reason twitter @aj real money. the national average consumer credit score hovers at 691, like the fico score, the credit score that you're used to, that banks judge your credit worthiness, experian uses a similar credit system. not all generations are created equal. millennials, young adults, age 19 to 29, they have got an annual credit score of 628. that's the lowest of all groups by far before their average debt includes credit cards, car loans, student loans, what's more, millennials have the fewest number of credit cards but they overutilize them buying pizza and beer on a friday night instead of keeping them around for a rainy day. and these folks are developing bad credit habits early by paying their bills late. now people age 30 to 46, i'm going to lump myself in that crowd. they're only marginally better off with the average credit score of 653. they carry the highest debt of any age group. they average even more late payments than the millennials and any other age group for that matter. baby boomers, 47 to
join us live reason twitter @aj real money. the national average consumer credit score hovers at 691, like the fico score, the credit score that you're used to, that banks judge your credit worthiness, experian uses a similar credit system. not all generations are created equal. millennials, young adults, age 19 to 29, they have got an annual credit score of 628. that's the lowest of all groups by far before their average debt includes credit cards, car loans, student loans, what's more,...
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legend has it tech companies like microsoft or google used that as a job question. it's more about creative problem solving and as an applicant approaches the question with more than one correct answer and there are several logical answers to this one. one is a round manhole cover can't full through a circular covering. a square cover could. and a round ma manhole cover is easier to move, by rolling. and one answer was, because the hole is round ? but in new hampshire manhole covers are triangle . where is all the money that is being pumped into the economy to keep interest rates low is actually going. that's next time. this is "real money." i'm ali velshi. . >>> welcome to al jazeera america. here are the top stories at this hour: the uss "george washington" aircraft carrier is expected to arrive in the philippines wednesday night - filled with food and water. president obama ordered two more military ships to the region, their helicopters will be used to deliver supplies and help with evacuation. 22 countries are rushing money and aid to the philippine islands. >>
legend has it tech companies like microsoft or google used that as a job question. it's more about creative problem solving and as an applicant approaches the question with more than one correct answer and there are several logical answers to this one. one is a round manhole cover can't full through a circular covering. a square cover could. and a round ma manhole cover is easier to move, by rolling. and one answer was, because the hole is round ? but in new hampshire manhole covers are...
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just as you use a computer to run your show they use computer termals to run manufacturing terminals and robotics and that sort of thing. >> do you see anything in the demographics aside from making manufacturing work cool for younger generation. >> reporter: there is a movement today and people are enjoying the fact that there is an opportunity to make things when you talk to people in manufacturing, what they talk about is that they're making things. they're seeing things come off the assembly line finished, and they're proud that have work. by getting that message across to the young people in college, people in high school, and even younger that you have the opportunity to start something from scratch and make it, i think it can really change the perspective. >> the idea that there are trade schools out there if we can get more younger people into these trade schools. how complicated is the training that some of these employers, some of these factories are looking for? >> it really starts with the education system today. we need more science technology, engineering rand mathemati
just as you use a computer to run your show they use computer termals to run manufacturing terminals and robotics and that sort of thing. >> do you see anything in the demographics aside from making manufacturing work cool for younger generation. >> reporter: there is a movement today and people are enjoying the fact that there is an opportunity to make things when you talk to people in manufacturing, what they talk about is that they're making things. they're seeing things come off...
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join us on twitter. the troubles keep piling up for president obama and his signature healthcare law. the president is facing a backlash over his plan to extend insurance policies canceled because they don't imply with the affordable care act. on friday executives gathered at the white house to say that his moves would create new problems for the industry and create higher premiums. insurance commissioners grade, and in case you didn't know it, the insurance plans are regulated by the states, not the federal government. but house republicans passed a bill that not only renews insurance plans canceled by obamacare but allow allows issue besides obamacare law. >>> the bill will never see the light of day in the u.s. senate and become law. just in six weeks obamacare law has gone from problematic to chaotic. first confuse over policies up for cancellation. at the heart of the latest issue is why those canceled plans don't measure up to the requirements of obamacare. insurance companies are canceling policie
join us on twitter. the troubles keep piling up for president obama and his signature healthcare law. the president is facing a backlash over his plan to extend insurance policies canceled because they don't imply with the affordable care act. on friday executives gathered at the white house to say that his moves would create new problems for the industry and create higher premiums. insurance commissioners grade, and in case you didn't know it, the insurance plans are regulated by the states,...
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how do you use them? do i have to use them at businesses that accept bitcoins? >> sure. the bitcoin is a new aspect class. it is built in, you can second value back and forth without the need for any intermediary, and it's also a store of value. i heard you announce that the price of bitcoin was up over 6 hundred dollars. just before i walked on to stage, it is now up to almost 8 hundred dollars. but i would also say that people are recognizing that bitcoin is its own payment system in that, finally, the third aspect, it's a currency. gold, cash, stocks, commodities, they just don't have those characteristics. >> great conversation about asset classes and why you should have different ones. marco good to see you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> all right. it's not bitcoins but real dollars that jpmorgan is reportedly shelling out to provide relief to homeowners. it is set to pay 4 billion dollars to help homeowners lower monthly mortgage payments. this 4 billion dollars in consumer relief is part of the reported 14 billion dollars deal. the larger settlement may b
how do you use them? do i have to use them at businesses that accept bitcoins? >> sure. the bitcoin is a new aspect class. it is built in, you can second value back and forth without the need for any intermediary, and it's also a store of value. i heard you announce that the price of bitcoin was up over 6 hundred dollars. just before i walked on to stage, it is now up to almost 8 hundred dollars. but i would also say that people are recognizing that bitcoin is its own payment system in...
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we had 5 million user party, which was exciting to us. to be there at the nasdaq a year ago with you, celebrating a that. >> you have facebook in your dna. you're a twitter user. >> i am an equal opportunity social media user. be. >> are you using something we don't know about? >> instagram is the hot one. oi connect with people over the world and i found through photos, it needs no translation. it's an easy way to communicate. >> you talk in your book about your brother, she's somebody everybody and nobody wants to know about. what can you tell everyone about your brother. >> i tell fun stories about us when we were younger. we were into star wars and we did fun things. i give in sight into the family. >> you are a performer. you are a singer, you liked acting. you're into this. >> i have been known to grab a microphone from time to time. it's interesting because when - i looked back at what professionals - what it used to mean to be a professional. you used to have your business identity. and you go home and be who you are. at home. but
we had 5 million user party, which was exciting to us. to be there at the nasdaq a year ago with you, celebrating a that. >> you have facebook in your dna. you're a twitter user. >> i am an equal opportunity social media user. be. >> are you using something we don't know about? >> instagram is the hot one. oi connect with people over the world and i found through photos, it needs no translation. it's an easy way to communicate. >> you talk in your book about your...
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al jazeera's correspondent joining us. check out the website for more news on the iranian deal, aljazeera.com. >> jpmorgan playing a hefty price for its part in the financial collapse, how the $13 billion can help some home owners. a small city makes a big promise, kids that graduate high school get free tuition: i'm ali velshi, that is "real money." of the show so join the conversation with the @aj real money. on twitter. >>> j.p. morgan disagreed on tuesday, to pay a whopping $13 trillion, $8 billion will go to settle claims made by various federal agencies. another $1 billion will go to five states that sued the bank. but here's what might be the moss interesting part. about $4 billion will go to consumer relief. now of that $4 billion, about half, will go to actually reducing the principal on j.p. morgan-head loans. where the value of the mortgage is higher than the value of the house. some of that money will also be put to restructuring the mortgages to reduce the monthly payments and of the remaining $2 billion some
al jazeera's correspondent joining us. check out the website for more news on the iranian deal, aljazeera.com. >> jpmorgan playing a hefty price for its part in the financial collapse, how the $13 billion can help some home owners. a small city makes a big promise, kids that graduate high school get free tuition: i'm ali velshi, that is "real money." of the show so join the conversation with the @aj real money. on twitter. >>> j.p. morgan disagreed on tuesday, to pay a...
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using them for beer and pizza on a friday night, instead of for a rainy day. they have bad credit history by paying their bills late. 30 to 46 are only marginally better off with an average score of 653. they happen to carry the biggest debt, $30,0 39, but baby boomers age 40 to 65, average 700. the debt they carry is only marginally less than the gend gen-xers. baby boomers thrived at an economy that is growing faster than it is today, while having more access to capital. gen xers, today's gap could signify less opportunity for many. the kind that has less access to capital than their parents had. >>> many put themselves in a hole because they can't pay their student loans. cakalamazoo has an answer to th. free college tuition. over the years, students who live in kalamazoo have received $50 million. >> michigan state university candidate adone washington is already thinking about law school. going through high school knowing the community was behind you gave you that better push. >> students from kalamazoo get sacrifice% of tuition covered at any state unive
using them for beer and pizza on a friday night, instead of for a rainy day. they have bad credit history by paying their bills late. 30 to 46 are only marginally better off with an average score of 653. they happen to carry the biggest debt, $30,0 39, but baby boomers age 40 to 65, average 700. the debt they carry is only marginally less than the gend gen-xers. baby boomers thrived at an economy that is growing faster than it is today, while having more access to capital. gen xers, today's gap...
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join us in the next half hour on twitter using the handle at jj real money. i just mentioned twitter. twitter set it's ipo price at $26 a pay. but that's what the big boys will pay. regular investors get their first shot at it sometime thursday morning. and their bids will be on the women's of the market. they could pay more or pull a facebook and see their shares drop below the ipo price. it's symbol is twtr. it's valued at $14 billion. that's a lot. some would even say overvalued for a company that has not made actual money. the pros judge these things by mayoring the stock price to the company's revenue. the to come is more than 12 times what it estimates its sales to be in 2014. that's pretty high. nor context the s&p 500 price is 1.6 sometimes sale1.6 times sal. it pushed the dow on wednesday to an all time high. whatever gain you use common sense tells us that you invest in the stock because you believe the company is going to turn a profit, hopefully one day. that day has not arrived yet for twitter. twitter brought in revenue of $422 million mostly on
join us in the next half hour on twitter using the handle at jj real money. i just mentioned twitter. twitter set it's ipo price at $26 a pay. but that's what the big boys will pay. regular investors get their first shot at it sometime thursday morning. and their bids will be on the women's of the market. they could pay more or pull a facebook and see their shares drop below the ipo price. it's symbol is twtr. it's valued at $14 billion. that's a lot. some would even say overvalued for a...
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join us on twitter at @aj real money. america's biggest bank makes history by signing off on america's biggest legal settlement ever bin a single entity. jp morgan paid to pay a whooping $13 billion to resolve claims over the sale of toxic securities that helped implode the financial system back in 2008. $8 billion will go to settle claims made by various federal agencies. another $1 billion will go to five states who sued the bank. but here's what may be the most interesting part. $4 billion will go to consumer relief. of that $4 billion, half will go towards actually reducing the principle on jp morgan-held loans where the value of the mortgage is higher than the value of the house. some that have money will be put towards restructuring some mortgages to reduce the homeowner's monthly payments. and out of the remaining $2 billion some will go towards subsidizing new mortgages for low to middle income borrowers. some may go to cleaning up properties in distressed areas or tearing down abandoned foreclosed homes. now this
join us on twitter at @aj real money. america's biggest bank makes history by signing off on america's biggest legal settlement ever bin a single entity. jp morgan paid to pay a whooping $13 billion to resolve claims over the sale of toxic securities that helped implode the financial system back in 2008. $8 billion will go to settle claims made by various federal agencies. another $1 billion will go to five states who sued the bank. but here's what may be the most interesting part. $4 billion...
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steve thanks very much for being with us here. >> thank you. steve's documentary, "open secret" will air sunday night at 9:00 on al jazeera america. >> fascinating non-verbal communication meets the fire of indian dance. they are moves to take decade to master we'll meet the revere ed (vo) gripping films from the world's top documentary directors. tonight: it seemed like a normal adoption >> do you think this family has a lot of secrets? >> it's like there's an open book as far as the family goes. >> (son - off screen) i fully believe that i was adopted by strangers. (vo) until one day ... >> (son - off screen) i found out everything i thought i knew, was a lie. (vo) al jazeera america presents open secret >> audiences are intelligent >> i'm phil torezz, coming up next on techknow. >> hike! >> america's favorite sport is under fire. >> now, that impact simulated 100 g's of acceleration in your brain. >> it's the opponent no player can see. >> so the system is showing real-time impact. >> can science prevent concussions? >> i did my job and just
steve thanks very much for being with us here. >> thank you. steve's documentary, "open secret" will air sunday night at 9:00 on al jazeera america. >> fascinating non-verbal communication meets the fire of indian dance. they are moves to take decade to master we'll meet the revere ed (vo) gripping films from the world's top documentary directors. tonight: it seemed like a normal adoption >> do you think this family has a lot of secrets? >> it's like there's an...
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thank you for being with us. >> thank you for inviting us. show. >> why did you come to the united states to study. you are both engineers. in south korea, why come to the united states? >> i wanted to see what is opportunities that you have in america, and it was really lucky that my husband, you know, was actually studying in the united states, so for me it was a little bit easier for me to come to the u.s. >> so with engineering degrees which alone set you up very well for a good future, add an mba to doing? >> for me, engineer degree actually give me a little bit of an opportunity to get a job, but i also wanted to pursue my career path more geared toward a business [ inaudible ] >> so are you planning on -- are you going to join your wife and start a business here in the united states; is that your plan? >> yes. before i came here i wanted [ inaudible ] encouraging in korea. and now i'm a phd at the university. after the graduation, my plan is to go into a good company like google or facebook, or we are also thinking to start up our own
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and thank you for being with us. i think it's hard to imagine that near where we are, a quarter of your sales come from people with food stamps have you heard from them if these cuts go in to effect tonight? >> thank you for having me. yeah, people with the food stamp program, they try to budget their -- their spending as much as possible, and a lot of times you get people coming into the store who's food stamps up run out on them, and that $10 can be a couple of boxes of cereal and weeks. >> and the adjustment might be permanent. whether you are looking at the democratic proposal to cut $4 billion over 10 years, or the republican proposal to cut $40 billion over 10 years, this will effect your business. >> yeah, absolutely. the less revenue in our business, causes the less revenue to go out there to the truck drivers, the wholesalers, the employees, and the less money that gets generated from our business is less money that is available for other -- other people arou around -- the -- businesses as well. not just the
and thank you for being with us. i think it's hard to imagine that near where we are, a quarter of your sales come from people with food stamps have you heard from them if these cuts go in to effect tonight? >> thank you for having me. yeah, people with the food stamp program, they try to budget their -- their spending as much as possible, and a lot of times you get people coming into the store who's food stamps up run out on them, and that $10 can be a couple of boxes of cereal and...
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legend has it tech companies like microsoft or google used that as a job question. it's more about creative problem solving and as an applicant approaches the question with more than one correct answer and there are several logical answers to this one. one is a round manhole cover can't full through a circular covering. a square cover could. and a round ma manhole cover is easier to move, by rolling. and one answer was, because the hole is round? but in new hampshire manhole covers are triangle. where is all the money that is being pumped into the economy to keep interest rates low is actually going. that's next time. this is "real money." i'm ali velshi. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." enemies of the state or rebels with a cause? we look at computer hacking and what it means for civil society. >> our digital producer is here, bringing all of your live field back in the program. freedom of speech, national security. whistle blowers and criminals and you name it. >> we'll have comments on all of it. but you mentioned
legend has it tech companies like microsoft or google used that as a job question. it's more about creative problem solving and as an applicant approaches the question with more than one correct answer and there are several logical answers to this one. one is a round manhole cover can't full through a circular covering. a square cover could. and a round ma manhole cover is easier to move, by rolling. and one answer was, because the hole is round? but in new hampshire manhole covers are...
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using the search union. using the search union. they are a veteran in the field they are a veteran in the field with 50 million visitors last with 50 million visitors last year alone. year alone. the company has raised more than the company has raised more than $10 million for charities $10 million for charities through more than through more than 1.2 billion 1.2 billion charitable transactions. charitable transactions. it is one of thousands of it is one of thousands of companies helping you give companies helping you give without giving. without giving. on charity miles, earn on charity miles, earn $0.10 a $0.10 a file for biking and $0.25 a mile file for biking and $0.25 a mile for walking or running for one for walking or running for one of nine charities. of nine charities. more than a hundred thousand more than a hundred thousand people have raised more than people have raised more than $350,000 using this site. $350,000 using this site. every time you redeem a coupon, every time you redeem a coupon, m
using the search union. using the search union. they are a veteran in the field they are a veteran in the field with 50 million visitors last with 50 million visitors last year alone. year alone. the company has raised more than the company has raised more than $10 million for charities $10 million for charities through more than through more than 1.2 billion 1.2 billion charitable transactions. charitable transactions. it is one of thousands of it is one of thousands of companies helping you...
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the anti-obamacare camp is using the same tactic. generation opportunity, which received $5 million from the conservative billionaire coke brothers, 750,000 of which was earmarked for anti-obamacare initiatives produced this video. >> the video urges young people to opt out of bare , arguing it's -- obamacare, arguing it's cheaper to buy private plans or pay the fine. >> a facebook following group posted videos on line. they are hoping to woo the audience aways from obamacare, forcing a repeal of the law. >> both sides have their work cut out for them. a gallop poll showed 69% of 18 to 29-year-olds didn't know they had to buy health insurance, much less they would be fined. >> it's unclear who is winning the information war. for or against the videos are raising awareness. >> the positive ones are effective. the negative - hey, wait a second, i'll look this up. >> at obamacare, we believe saying affordable health care. >> you want to know what will be covered andway it will cost and not the weird take on the government screwing us. .
the anti-obamacare camp is using the same tactic. generation opportunity, which received $5 million from the conservative billionaire coke brothers, 750,000 of which was earmarked for anti-obamacare initiatives produced this video. >> the video urges young people to opt out of bare , arguing it's -- obamacare, arguing it's cheaper to buy private plans or pay the fine. >> a facebook following group posted videos on line. they are hoping to woo the audience aways from obamacare,...
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thanks for joining us. i'm ali velshi. a new voice in journalism. a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. journalism review. and the daily beast says: and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists >> quality journalists once again on the air once again on the air is a beautiful thing is a beautiful thing to behold. to behold. >> al jazeera america, >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. there's more to it. ♪ ♪ >> hey you are in "the stream" many the could yo co-founder oft com.comis theees in the house. we'll talk about entrepreneur ship and social media. ♪ olisa fletcher is away. omar what is our on-line community saying they'rjazzed about alexus being here. we have all kinds of people that want to pick his brain.
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thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> these things definitely connected us ♪ >>> randy zuckerberg has a career most people would dream about, the older sister of mark zuckerberg, she has been nominated for aenlmy award, and she is the founder and ceo of zuckerberg media. she is a wife, mother, and -- [ technical difficulties ] >> untangling our wired lives which is a book urging us all to take a little time to disconnect, and a children's book "dot." >> randi thank for being here. >> it's so good to be here. >> the ipo for twitter happened today. and we were together on may 18th, 2012, right -- at the nasdaq for the facebook ipo. >> i remember that day very fondly. >> how do you look at these things now? now that you have been through facebook and all of the hype, what is your wisdom? >> i think -- if i could tell the employees of twitter one thing, they are building something for the long term. they have a hum vision and a huge mission they are doing. i think it's way too easy to get caught up in the moment to moment fluctuations of the strong price. so hold true to the course an
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thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> these things definitely connected us >> they say they did it because they were trying to protect my children. they didn't protect my children, they traumatized them. >> fault lines examines why so many native american kids are caught in the child welfare system. >> any time they see a social worker its like seeing a police officer. the immediate response is, "they're here to take my kids". >> from the indian perspective who sees this in terms of history, this is as about as adversarial as it gets. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, what has happened t
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i use seamless all the time. i should recuse myself i use it that much, but it's an ordering system for food. it's 2013. this games and ordering systems for foods, have these kinds of values? >> absolutely. you can have the argument about what is valuation today, and that's a totally separate debate over over valued versus under valued. the models day are things that are making it easier, faster, better, cheaper to get age-old services to consumers in new ways. that's scale acting massive rates and push businesses faster, make sure they're doing business in innovative ways. >> you make an interesting point. this is one that everybody should listen to. valuation is a different conversation whether or not these stocks are worth buying, priced right, whether these ipos, keep them separate whether they're interesting businesses. interesting businesses like seamless, uber, task rabbit, they are all things that you thought existed but they're making them more efficient. >> and they have revenues behind them. the proble
i use seamless all the time. i should recuse myself i use it that much, but it's an ordering system for food. it's 2013. this games and ordering systems for foods, have these kinds of values? >> absolutely. you can have the argument about what is valuation today, and that's a totally separate debate over over valued versus under valued. the models day are things that are making it easier, faster, better, cheaper to get age-old services to consumers in new ways. that's scale acting massive...
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join our live conversation using the handle aj real money on twitter. home prices gaining a whop be 13.3% compared to september of 2012. that's according to the latest sip home price index, the most comprehensive survey of the housing market out there. the last time we saw gains like this was in february 2006 before the housing bubble was about to burst. since then housing has made a spectacular recovery, but homes prices are well below where they were at in 2006. we saw the largest near gains in the west. seeing homes prices shooting up 29.1%. los angeles, san francisco, phoenix, 18.6%. other regions saw big gains, too. atlanta, which was hard hit during the recession saw 18.7%. detroit, 17.2%, and once those hard-hit florida cities saw impressive gains of 15% each. now that's the case schiller report. a separate report put out by the government shows permits to build new homes rose 6.2% in october. that's the biggest jump for permits in five and a half years. both building permits and home sales are key indicators of gains. some thought the shut down
join our live conversation using the handle aj real money on twitter. home prices gaining a whop be 13.3% compared to september of 2012. that's according to the latest sip home price index, the most comprehensive survey of the housing market out there. the last time we saw gains like this was in february 2006 before the housing bubble was about to burst. since then housing has made a spectacular recovery, but homes prices are well below where they were at in 2006. we saw the largest near gains...
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thank you for being with us to give us insight to this. jim is a corn and soybean farmer talking to us from manhattan, illinois. >> dan, good to talk you, you just heard me talking to jim, who sort of, i guess every farmer gets it. they know not just the micro trends but the macro-trends. he was able to address this debate of ethanol, growing demand elsewhere and lowering corn prices. what's the situation from your perspective? >> i think jim got it, and he understands that price versus come down $3 a bush as your headlines suggested. the problem we have is it's really three-fold about what is going to be hitting the u.s. farmer. ethanol is down because of the blend wall. it's not because we need to produce more, but only because we can only use 10% in our conventional gasoline supply. as americans drive fewer miles, we're consuming 132 billions of unleaded, and that number will decline in future years. we have stimulated the world ino produce more. not only do you have 100 million acres in corn production in the united states, we have 150
thank you for being with us to give us insight to this. jim is a corn and soybean farmer talking to us from manhattan, illinois. >> dan, good to talk you, you just heard me talking to jim, who sort of, i guess every farmer gets it. they know not just the micro trends but the macro-trends. he was able to address this debate of ethanol, growing demand elsewhere and lowering corn prices. what's the situation from your perspective? >> i think jim got it, and he understands that price...
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thank you for joining us. breaking down the physical and financial cost of playing college sports. >>> in a class action lawsuit, players are seeking compensation for use of their likeness. that means they want to be paid when their images appear in rebroadcasts of games, dvds, photos, video games and other places, once that
thank you for joining us. breaking down the physical and financial cost of playing college sports. >>> in a class action lawsuit, players are seeking compensation for use of their likeness. that means they want to be paid when their images appear in rebroadcasts of games, dvds, photos, video games and other places, once that
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exist. >> it will get worse as more companies use the feature. >> let than a quarter companies used the plans. half of those plans autoescalate a portion going into retirement k. the age of direct deposit means many people don't examine checks to see what is deducted. making matters worse, government figures show people switch jobs, more than 10 times in a career and may not update addresses. 9.5 billion change jobs every year. it's a dynamic issue, the pie is going. we need a solution fast. >> another contributor is a d ox l rule requiring investment firms send account notifications through paper mail only. >> we have a younger generation used to getting things electronically. a lot of people are not used to getting pieces of mail. >> there's so many dollars locked up the u.s. department of labour held a hearing and invited companies, including american airlines. they called companies to testify about locating missing and loft account holders. one expert said 42% of perhaps it surveyed allowed amounts of action. >> assets can go untouched for years and decades. balances threatened by f
exist. >> it will get worse as more companies use the feature. >> let than a quarter companies used the plans. half of those plans autoescalate a portion going into retirement k. the age of direct deposit means many people don't examine checks to see what is deducted. making matters worse, government figures show people switch jobs, more than 10 times in a career and may not update addresses. 9.5 billion change jobs every year. it's a dynamic issue, the pie is going. we need a...
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this is our office, what we use. so we have our file cabinet. it has our paperwork, basic toiletries. we want to ensure our participates have what they need. >> they run what is called a safe parking program. it's one of a dozen programs in 85 sites largely along the west coast that provide a safe haven for the roughly 59% of the home less who have lived in their cars. >> how is your case load? >> going good. >> smith started the first lot in august of 2010, when middle class individuals and families accustomed to security and stability but suddenly cast adrift in long-term unemployment. >> they would go to the shelters come back in tears saying that is not me. i'm not really homeless. i'm just in between right now. >> now 76% of those in lot site some sort of income, but it's a fraction of what they are used to. >> just because you are homeless doesn't mean you don't want to work. you do. because you want the security that you had. >> katherine williams worked as a receptionist when she was laid nauf 2009. she then found work as a librarian ass
this is our office, what we use. so we have our file cabinet. it has our paperwork, basic toiletries. we want to ensure our participates have what they need. >> they run what is called a safe parking program. it's one of a dozen programs in 85 sites largely along the west coast that provide a safe haven for the roughly 59% of the home less who have lived in their cars. >> how is your case load? >> going good. >> smith started the first lot in august of 2010, when middle...
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ronald reagan brought us immigration reform. one of my preside bread sezzers elizabeth dol--predecessorsez--h dole, increased minimum wage. >> let me stop you right there. the president came out and supported higher minimum wage. we have a minimum wage that does not suggest that we're one of the most wealthy countries in the world. people who work at minimum wage need to earn more money than they earn in this country and we need to create jobs. many of the jobs we're creating are entry-type jobs. >> nobody who works in full time jobs should live in poverty. the former ceo of costco, have demonstrated that you don't have to make a choice between your shareholder and your worker. you go to a costco store anywhere in america, and you see workers making $15 to $20 plus health benefits. he has demonstrated that you can have a retail business model that takes care of your employees and offers a competitive product for your customers and a great return for your investors. i've spoken to many business leaders who recognize that the incr
ronald reagan brought us immigration reform. one of my preside bread sezzers elizabeth dol--predecessorsez--h dole, increased minimum wage. >> let me stop you right there. the president came out and supported higher minimum wage. we have a minimum wage that does not suggest that we're one of the most wealthy countries in the world. people who work at minimum wage need to earn more money than they earn in this country and we need to create jobs. many of the jobs we're creating are...
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that puts us at a disadvantage should prices fall. the other way to think about it, if you add oil to the world that is good news for everybody. but not in i if you are in the business of selling oil. >> you clearly want to watch out for what these frontier fields and the shale and oilsands and the offshore projects will look like in a different environment the oil we talk about is west texas and light sweet crude or wti and international oil is brent crude. west texas is 9 4.$09 a barrel. tell me why in simple terms our oil is different to produce. our oil is priced differently. the wti price and the brent price used to be essentially the same please. price. it's harder for our oil to get to the market and so it's pooling in the place the prices are set. that explains the discount. it does not explain it's harder to drill into the shale. if you look at oil historically big fields produce for a long period of time shale is not big fields it's a lot of little wells if the price falls the shale price can cut of faster tn the conventiona
that puts us at a disadvantage should prices fall. the other way to think about it, if you add oil to the world that is good news for everybody. but not in i if you are in the business of selling oil. >> you clearly want to watch out for what these frontier fields and the shale and oilsands and the offshore projects will look like in a different environment the oil we talk about is west texas and light sweet crude or wti and international oil is brent crude. west texas is 9 4.$09 a...
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contact us or leave us a comment at facebook. >>> sales soared in a toy study called kit and caboodle. the reason why has to do with a blockbuster item called the rainbow loom. customers online and in the store will get a 20% discount there is a lot on the line because november and december usually account for 60% of annual sales. joining us now is owner jeannine dobbs. i'm holding two things in my hands, which i think are bracelets. they're from somebody on the staff, and they were made on this loom that you were telling me about. do you happen to have this? ic oh, you have one on your hand. >> i do. is this what we're talking about now? >> is this the hot toy? >> this has been driving my business for the last eight weeks. it's called the rainbow loom. it's a simple patterning that boys, girls, junior high, high school, they all love to do it. >> it looks like the elastics used for braces. >> yes, they're really fun. >> we talked about the challenges of a business like yours, a family business, and where people are buying things online and big retailers. you told me at the end of our
contact us or leave us a comment at facebook. >>> sales soared in a toy study called kit and caboodle. the reason why has to do with a blockbuster item called the rainbow loom. customers online and in the store will get a 20% discount there is a lot on the line because november and december usually account for 60% of annual sales. joining us now is owner jeannine dobbs. i'm holding two things in my hands, which i think are bracelets. they're from somebody on the staff, and they were...
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history gives us longer bull runs. most of the decade it lasted before crashing into bear territory. still, the average bull market going back to the 1930s lasted four years. today's rally is running longer than most. one thing to consider, the moment when individuals pile into a ball market is when the pros get nervous. janet yellen, barack obama's pick to lead the reserve when ben bern angie steps down, fielded questions. senator gave her a bit of a grilling over the fed's multibillion bond-buying program working to keep interest rates low. a chance of a history of monetary speak. language that most find hard to understand. most. >> i believe it could be costly to withdraw accommodation or to fail to provide adequate accommodation. on the other hand it will be important for us also, as the recovering proceeds, to make sure that we do withdraw come. >> in plain english, and janet yellen is saying, "yes, eventually we'll stop donating $85 billion to the economy. when we do, it could hurt." you idea. >> when explaining
history gives us longer bull runs. most of the decade it lasted before crashing into bear territory. still, the average bull market going back to the 1930s lasted four years. today's rally is running longer than most. one thing to consider, the moment when individuals pile into a ball market is when the pros get nervous. janet yellen, barack obama's pick to lead the reserve when ben bern angie steps down, fielded questions. senator gave her a bit of a grilling over the fed's multibillion...
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or leave us a comment on facebook. video game players have another reason to stay indoors this weekend, sony's play station four goes on sale at midnight friday t will cost about 400 bucks, the company hopes to sale 5 million of them by the end of march. early reviews are goods. in recent years sony and other console make verse suffered a decline in sales as players shift to free came for mobile phones, tablets and personal computers. sony will also face competition from microsoft's xbox one that makes its debut next friday. microsoft console will be more, it will be $500. okay, final thoughts today are about e-mail. in the sky. for the last two weeks, many major airlines have been letting you use electronic devices from the moment you step on board to the second you land. i fly regularly, but i haven't flown since this thing took effect. it's making me crazy. now, in truth, before this oppress and i have controlling regulation was dropped, i usually kept my phone on the whole time on a plane. unless i was busted by a
or leave us a comment on facebook. video game players have another reason to stay indoors this weekend, sony's play station four goes on sale at midnight friday t will cost about 400 bucks, the company hopes to sale 5 million of them by the end of march. early reviews are goods. in recent years sony and other console make verse suffered a decline in sales as players shift to free came for mobile phones, tablets and personal computers. sony will also face competition from microsoft's xbox one...
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he joins us now. thank you for being with us. >> let me can you this, we're in this moment where if you are invested in homes, if you're invested in the stock market, if you have access to capital, you can borrow money cheaply. there hasn't been a better economy than this in a long time, yet i run into people, they tweet me all the time. you're talking about a new recession, we haven't gotten out of the old recession. i still can't find a job. when you look at the american economy, good-bad, hot, cold? >> it's luke warm. it's doing all right. it's better than other countries around the world, but it's not where we want it to be. that's part of yellen's testimony tomorrow. it's not where we want it to be. the unemployment isn't down where we like to see it. growth is not at 3, 3.5 where we like to see. it's okay but not great. >> we do know the measure of gdp came in higher than we expected, but we also know that the fed is putting $85 billion into the economy every month. i mean, we agonize last year
he joins us now. thank you for being with us. >> let me can you this, we're in this moment where if you are invested in homes, if you're invested in the stock market, if you have access to capital, you can borrow money cheaply. there hasn't been a better economy than this in a long time, yet i run into people, they tweet me all the time. you're talking about a new recession, we haven't gotten out of the old recession. i still can't find a job. when you look at the american economy,...
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he joins us from bay shore. thank you for joining us again. >> good to be back. >> i was amazed by macy's numbers. lined up outside of their doors on thanksgiving day. tell me what you're seeing. who is doing this well? >> as you pull out. macy's is doing well. their home department is winning, why? because jc penny's home department is losing. by and large outside of macy's i'm seeing cerebral shoppers. they have their circulars. they are an in, they're out, buying basic storm busters, then heading home to eat the rest of their turkey . >> patricia felt there were a lot of people shopping for themselves, but there seems to be some expectation that deals are going to get keep beer and the sales are going to be bett better. with some last of enthusiasm today. >> patricia is right on the mark. what are they buying? basic apparel happen t-shirts. that's it. they're not going out and buy agnew coach handbag or something from lucy louis vuitton. you'll see discounts go up even more. the discounts were not that reboug
he joins us from bay shore. thank you for joining us again. >> good to be back. >> i was amazed by macy's numbers. lined up outside of their doors on thanksgiving day. tell me what you're seeing. who is doing this well? >> as you pull out. macy's is doing well. their home department is winning, why? because jc penny's home department is losing. by and large outside of macy's i'm seeing cerebral shoppers. they have their circulars. they are an in, they're out, buying basic...
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you are a name we use a lot and i see you on tv. you are a smart guy and commenting on the markets in general. in fact we built up something of a specialty managing money for people that are conservative with their money. >> we look at each client and what their risk profile is. and at the end of the day their risk profile determines on how we allocate their account and invest for them. >> the risk profile suggests that some o of your investors don't want to risk their capital or lose it and they might want some kind of dividends or an income stream off it. >> the expectation is managing for the client you have to you have to understand over a five e or ten year period if you are a dividend investor you will do well. high dividend stocks have done very well and essentially investors have moved towards that. we want to overtime make money and yet have protection buy companies that are growing give dividends and growing at the same time. that protects you against the down side and inflation as well. they don't usually grow dividends a
you are a name we use a lot and i see you on tv. you are a smart guy and commenting on the markets in general. in fact we built up something of a specialty managing money for people that are conservative with their money. >> we look at each client and what their risk profile is. and at the end of the day their risk profile determines on how we allocate their account and invest for them. >> the risk profile suggests that some o of your investors don't want to risk their capital or...